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jason carroll, cnn contributor and sarah gannon. jason, if matt sandusky's claims

also cnn contributor sarah gannon, who won a pulitzer prize for her coverage. also, former federal prosecutor jeffrey toobin. one of the most powerful witnesses was accuser number one. what did you hear today? >> based on courtroom reaction, anderson, it was extremely compelling. this is an 18-year-old young man. when he walked into the courtroom, he looked vulnerable. quite frankly, he looked scared. when he sat down and began to testify, he really became emotional when he described the abuse which he says began in 2005 at the hands of jerry sandusky. mostly occurring in the basement of sandusky's home. anderson, he said it always began the same way. started with a back rub. he went on to say, quote, after rubbing and cracking my back, putting his hands down my shorts and blowing on my stomach, he, he had -- then they paused for a moment, broke down and began crying. before he could finish, he looked directly at jerry sandusky who was sitting in the front of the courtroom. jerry sandusky looked at him. then he went on to say, he put his mouth on my privates. a

where sara gannon has reported that for the first year of the investigation by the state attorney's generalnd that it took that investigator a full year to learn that sandusky had been the subject of a prior criminal probe. there was similar delay in recognizing sandusky had written a book oddly titled "touched" which became a road map for finding alleged victims. had a large staff investigating state corruption in a matter called bonus gate. a second question, during the sandusky trial, reports surfaced that the independent investigation conducted by lewis free has uncovered e-mails that evidenced discussions within penn state's leadership where there was a desire expressed to treat sandusky humanely when the mike mcqueary incident was reported. third there are criminal charges already pending against two former penn state officials for perjury an a failure to report what mike mcqueary told them. mcqueary was a credible witness at the sandusky trial. it's important that the legal system now hold accountable those individuals who had a duty to report and did not. fourth, there will be and s

jason carroll, cnn contributor and sarah gannon. jason, if matt sandusky's claims was known by the prosecution, why didn't they call him to testify? >> well, i think it's a good question. i think there's a question in terms of whether or not his testimony would have been admissible, for one reason, jerry sandusky is not charged with sexually abusing his son. i can tell you this. think of this scenario. let's say for example jerry sandusky had taken the witness stand and it said during his testimony i'm a great father, i have a great relationship with my children. that, then, would have opened the door for the prosecution to call a rebuttal witness and my sources told me, if jerry sandusky had taken the stand, they were prepared to put matt sandusky on the stand as a rebuttal witness and my source tells me that his testimony would have been, quote, very, very damaging. also let me backtrack a little bit. when the trial began on day one, i saw matt sandusky sitting there on the side lines with the rest of the sandusky family. so what

sarah gannon will be there. she is a cnn contributor and pulitzer prize win ner.ery diverse panel, is it not? >> more than half of them have ties to penn state which should not be too surprising. it's very indicative of this community. judge cleland said from the start a tie to penn state university was not going to preclude someone from making it on to this jury because it is such a large university in a small community. prosecutors used that to try to get jurors from another county to be bussed in. they estimated 1-3 people in this county have some tie to penn state. nine of the 16, 12 jurors plus four alternates have some tie to penn state university. >> it seemed unavoidable except for trying to bring in people from another area. was there another effort to try to exclude penn state people? >> there really wasn't. once jerry sandusky expressed his desire to have a jury picked in this county, the judge said if that's what you want, i'll give that to you and we'll try to pick a jury in this county. we all expected, including the judge i believe, since he schedul

let's bring in cnn contributor sarah gannon. she won a pulitzer prize for covering the story. to the issue of the fact that this thing is playing out in the community where it started. there will be no jurors bussed in which is somewhat unusual. >>. >> reporter: at this point, that's what the judge says. he's going to try to get a jury from center county where this took place. the prosecutors wanted the trial to be held in the courthouse behind me here in center county, in belfont, where these alleged crimes are alleged to have taken place. jerry sandusky is the one who wanted jurors from this county. prosecutors wanted to bring in jurors from somewhere else in pennsylvania thinking they would have less tie, less of a financial tie or an emotional tie to penn state university. they estimated a couple of months ago that one in every three people who live in this county have some kind of tie to penn state so they thought it would be easier to find a jury somewhere else. when jerry sandusky fought against that, the judge sided with him. they're going to start and try this morning

sarah gannon is on the story as she has been since she broke it for the harrisburg patriot news.at least three jurors are selected. we're getting some of the details. two females, one male. juror one, a middle-aged white woman, doesn't know much about the case, has two kids. juror two, 24-year-old man going to school, his father worked for penn state. a mid tool older white woman whose husband worked in the same medical practice as general mcqueary, the father of mike mcqueary. why is juror three, why is that important there? i know that was a controversial pick. >> reporter: right. not only is mike mcqueary expected to be a key witness in this case, later on in the week when the trial begins, but his father is expected to be a witness, too. she said, juror three said she did occasionally see john mcqueary because her husband worked with him, but the judge basically said to the attorneys present look, this is a small town, this is going to happen. and unless there is a reason we're going to keep her and she ended up being a juror. >> sarah, remind our viewer who is the mcquearies

cnn contributor sarah gannon is a report foreer the "patriot news" and has been in court all morn morningrtroom and what were the opening statements that we heard? >> well, prosecutors started kind of with a show that really left some jurors with the mouths open. they went through every alleged victim and put their photo up on the screen and remember these men are adults and men, and they put up photos of them when they were boys and when they said they were abused by jerry sandusky, and gave a rundown of the abuse they endured. prosecutors say that jerry sandusky was a serial pedophile and went after the children because they were at-risk and vulnerable. jerry sandusky's attorney got up and said, he was vulnerable. he did things for kids that no one else would do and these men who are coming forward were reluctant to come forward and some of them denied they were ever abused and that jerry sandusky's attorney alleged that the prosecutors coax ed them ino saying the things that they did and he pointed to this fact saying that 6 of the 8 men who will take the stand and testify against jerr

sara gannon won a pulitzer prize for her coverage of the story.ing us from pennsylvania. what is the update here with the potential jury selection? >> reporter: well, this morning no additional jurors have been selected so we're still at nine jurors which is where we ended yesterday when jury selection ended for day one. jurors were dismissed for lunch, told they don't have to come back for two hours. we're not exactly sure what's going on. we're waiting for an update behind me. that's where we are, we stand with nine jurors. they need three more and four alternates. >> are they questioning some of the potential jurors there? are they having a hard time actually getting a full jury pool because of the closeness, the connection, with community, with penn state? >> reporter: we do know it's a continuing theme that a lot of people in this county have a connection to penn state or to the second mile which was jerry sandusky's charity that he started for children and where prosecutors say he met a lot of these alleged victims. it's a small town, and it

his name is gannon. he told his teacher it was from his mom. he was to go home on the bus.a note. i was focusing on writing the note. >> brian: great explanation. he hung out at home. his mom wants to know why the secretary is still on the job. and did he give an interview. >> steve: hurricane season officially begins in the atlantic today. the national weather service predicting a 70% chance of nine to 15 named storms this season with four to eight of them strengthening to hurricane status. they got a pretty good record of this in may of 2011. they said there would be six to ten hurricanes. there ended up being seven. the year before that they predicted eight to 14. there were 12. so if that's what they say, there is a real good possibility. >> brian: good record keeping on your part. >> steve: thank you very much. i keep a ledger in my desk. >> brian: helps the show. >> steve: thank you. >> gretchen: coming up next, continuing coverage of breaking economic news. national unemployment ratic iting up to 8.2%. the mayor of one of the most important states in the upcoming ele

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